Zwipes Microfiber Cleaning Cloths, 48 Pack

Over the past two months, we have nearly completely replaced paper towels in our home with Zwipes. As cleaning cloths, napkins, and "swifter" sheets, these microfiber clothes consistently outperform their disposable predecessors. They're perfect in the kitchen for cleaning counters, glass front stoves, refrigerators, kitchen appliances, and cabinet doors. They're soft enough and handsome enough to use as dinner napkins (in our blue kitchen) but can also handle the tray and fingers of an 11 mth old. As dust clothes (or in the swifter), they easily eliminate the dust, hair, and dander that collects on shelves, tables, vents, fans... every nook and cranny! In our constant battle against the shedding habits of the German Shephard (and various other shedding mammals), Zwipes have tipped the balance in our favor!! In the bathroom, the Zwipes just as easily clean the tiled walls as they do the dried toothpaste drippings of small children. One case has been enough for our home, as I shake out and wash once a week with perfume free detergent and no fabric softener (do take note of the washing instructions and no static cleaning cloths on computers or TV screens!). Great purchase!

I love these little towels! Since they come in three different colors they're easy to color code by use. I use one color for the kitchen, one color for face/hand towels in the bathroom, and one color for dusting and other multipurpose cleaning. I bought two packs so I would have plenty of clean towels on hand at all times and so I could wash them all in one load by themselves since you are not supposed to wash them with other fabrics that produce lint. I wash them in the machine with warm water (NO FABRIC SOFTENER) and dry them in the dryer on low with NO FABRIC SOFTENER SHEETS. They have been washed several times and are holding up nicely.These towels are great for washing and drying dishes, dusting, washing the car, using as face/hand towels, etc. The main thing that really impressed me about these towels is how well they cleaned the back part of my stove where the controls and clock are located. You know how that area can get really sticky/gummy and dirty if not cleaned regularly. I have always had a tough time getting that grime off with cleaners and regular terry towels and even with scrubbing sponges. I wet one of these microfiber towels with water only and cleaned ALL of the sticky build up off with very little effort. No cleanser needed! These things clean WAY BETTER than terry cloths ever thought about cleaning!

I have been using Zwipes for years - only brand I buy. They last a long time, can be washed without deteriorating, and are absorbent for microfiber cloths. I like having three colors so I can use different ones for detail, windows, trim, and interior without mixing them up. Plus, they don't cost alot.

Between diaper changes, spills, handling pets, and cooking raw meat, we wash our hands a lot. I find hand towels to be a bit unsanitary after little ones "wash" their hands and dry them off on the towels, so we use a lot of paper. We go through paper towels ridiculously fast, sometimes using an entire roll in a day. We needed a drying solution that wasn't wasteful but also wasn't as gross as the common towel. I got these towels mainly to replace my paper towel habit and to save some money. I keep a stack right by my sink in front of the paper towel roll and we use them as single-use towels for the most part. After washing hands, we grab a towel, dry, then toss it in the laundry. They dry our hands really well and are super absorbent. I laundered them according to the directions, which was warm water and medium heat. They do have a good bit of static charge and seem to collect random strings and lint off of other articles in the wash. That's my only complaint about them. They stick to the rest of the towels and collect debris in the wash. They're still great and I use them all the time, but my Norwex brand cloths don't have the static cling issue at all. So compared to super expensive towels they're only 4-star. For the average person who doesn't want to spend $20 on ONE towel, I think they're a great buy. I think if you laundered them separately the cling issue would be much less of a problem, but I don't use enough in a day to warrant a load of just these towels. They've certainly saved us money in only a month's time, so I'm happy!

These are the cat's meow. :-) They are soft, durable, and a great size. Use them on your car, your house cleaning, pretty much anything. They wash up well. They last a long, long time. And, did I mention that they are soft? Very soft. They aren't the best for washing windows. (btw, don't use paper towels, use a newspaper page or old tee shirt) They have a static clean property about them that makes them perfect for dusting. The dust/dirt clings to the cloth. I want it to cling there instead of to me or just move around on the furniture! :-) I mean, the dust clings to the cloth, then I throw them in the washer. Perfect!

I detail cars for a living and have been using microfiber towels since the day i started shop. I have bought microfiber towels of all quality levels and i can definitely confirm that Zwipes do a superb job.. and you're probably not gonna beat the price eitherIve learned that high quality towels will always be made of split microfibe which these seem to be. A high quality towel with a strong weave will NOT stretch, while a low quality towel will, allowing sunlight to pass through the space between the weaves. if the towel sucks the water up like a vacuum it’s of high quality. If the towel pushes the water around and repels it, then it’s of poor quality and probably non-split microfiber which many brands are.This is why companies like Meguires and other major car manufacturers charge top dollar for premium towels. They are always made of spilt microfiber. Upon comparison of the premium Meguires towl vs the Zwipes, the zwipes came out on top and actually did a better job at absorbing the moisture without streaking then did the premium Meguires brand.